There are many aspects of writing a setting. War-torn cities are no exception to the rule. They are an intriguing setting due to the fact that so much can be portrayed through the decimation of the surrounding area. Though writing this is harder than describing a few dilapidated buildings or bullet holes. While sight, sound, … More Whiskey is for writing fiction in war torn cities
So you want to write a criminal who focuses on killing? This can be an overwhelming task to keep the killer accurate and believable without being a cliché. The nice thing about killers and being clichés is most of them fall into a certain pattern. Certainly, the tall, dark-haired, attractive serial killer might be considered … More Kilo is for Killers and How to Write One
Jankov Kynev is a fictional character from my writing. He is dealing with a wife who battles PTSD. As a caregiver, he has to know more about her, than she knows about herself at times. Before I developed his character, I gave him a set of rules for handling his wife, Stephanie. These rules are specific … More Juliett is for Jankov Kynev
There are many intricate webs of what character development entails, but how much thought should go into a how a character was raised? From a development standpoint, it’s more than you will tell the reader. However, the way a person (or in this case a character), is raised plays a large part in who they … More Foxtrot is for family in character development
Breaking Stigmas 